
The BJP is preparing what party insiders describe as a sweeping organisational reset, aimed at restoring credibility ahead of the next general election. The overhaul comes as the party enters what is…
The BJP is preparing what party insiders describe as a sweeping organisational reset, aimed at restoring credibility ahead of the next general election. The overhaul comes as the party enters what is being framed as the launch pad for a national leadership beyond Narendra Modi. Senior leaders acknowledge a perception problem that has crept in despite the party's electoral dominance.

The reset is expected to involve changes at multiple levels of the party structure. The working committee is likely to discuss a new team when it meets next. The move is seen as an attempt to refresh the organisation's image and address internal concerns before the 2024 Lok Sabha campaign gains momentum.
One system dominates. Even majoritarian parties in multi-party democracies periodically break their own records for seat tallies, then see the margin tighten. The BJP won 303 seats in 2019, the opposition has since coordinated better across states. The party's internal mechanism for course correction is a national executive reshuffle, which historically precedes both organisational elections and candidate selection for the next Lok Sabha. The real stake is whether a fresh team can stem the perception drift before the 2024 general election campaign begins. The working committee's next meeting will signal the shape of that new team.
Source: ndtv.com
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